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Problems with movement and muscle coordination found in some HIV-positive people: 2019, CATIE
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Exploring the impact of aging on the brains of HIV-positive and HIV-negative people: 2019, CATIE
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Large French study examines neuropsychiatric side effects with integrase inhibitors: From TreatmentUpdate 230
2019, CATIE
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A pilot study of Visbiome on some aspects of brain health: From TreatmentUpdate 226
2018, CATIE
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Intestinal bacteria and the brain: From TreatmentUpdate 226
2018, CATIE
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Brain fitness leads to improvement for some HIV-positive people: 2016, CATIE
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American doctors focus on cases of ocular syphilis: 2016, CATIE
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More cases of ocular syphilis reported in the United States: 2016, CATIE
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Schizophrenia and HIV—Study underscores serious issues associated with dual diagnoses: 2015, CATIE
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Brain Health: From A Practical Guide to a Healthy Body for People Living with HIV
2020, CATIE
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